I’m delighted to have teamed up with The HUNT guide book series to author their Dublin edition. The HUNT Dublin is filled with off-the-tourist-trail tips, secret places and an extravaganza of independent cafes, restaurants and design shops. The 128-page guidebook features a fold-out 48-hour itinerary…
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Santorini Q+A with Craig Walzer, Atlantis Books
In a snug little corner of Oia, Santorini there’s a tiny bookshop called Atlantis Books. Within this Aladdin’s cave of a space (it pretty much is an actual cave too), precious first editions of Breakfast at Tiffany’s and The Grapes of Wrath sit side by side with glossy best-selling paperbacks….
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Q+A: Paris Photographer Michael Saint James
In Paris, a bridge is not just a means of getting from A to B. Thirty-seven bridges cross the Seine and together they tell a remarkable tale of the city’s history. Photojournalist Michael Saint James has captured the unique story of the city in his latest coffee table book, Bridges of Paris.The…
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A Hygge Weekend in Copenhagen
In Denmark they have a unique cultural phenomenon called “Hygge”. Pronounced ‘hooga’, it roughly translates as “cosiness”. Depending on the time of year you visit, hygge can be a few different things. It could be the warmth you experience when meeting with good friends or family on a chilly night,…
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24 Hour Challenge: Dublin
Making a flying visit to the Irish capital? You’d be surprised how much you can see in just 24 hours: 12.30pm: Check-in and check out the rock and roll decor of your room at The Dean Hotel on Harcourt Street. The hotel’s 52 bedrooms are kitted out with Marshall amps, classic vinyl…